On April 8, members from the Office of Multicultural Student Development and Boone community came together to hold the annual Diversity Celebration at Appalachian State University. This year participants from the university and town shared their food, music, dance and tradition to bring attention to and celebrate what makes Appalachia unique.
Video by Chris Deverell, Videographer
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